Sentence examples for credit of which from inspiring English sources

The banks have waived protection on an existing $1.5 billion credit, of which $1.2 billion has been drawn.

The fund already has arranged a $7.4 billion line of credit, of which $2 billion is available for use.

He said it was backed by $3.35 billion in bank lines of credit, of which $1.75 billion will expire next May if it is not renewed.

I also have some very worthwhile achievements to my credit, of which saving Malabar rifle range is probably my most personally gratifying.

What Griffin has also not done is allow his head to swell with his young fame, the credit of which, in no small measure, must be shared with his single mother, Queen Bowen Griffin.

Completion of at least three quarters of residency as a graduate student with 45 units of credit of which at least 25 units must be taken in Political Science graduate seminars of 300 level and above.

Columbia MSW students complete a combined total of 60 credits, of which 42 credits come from coursework and 18 credits (almost a third) from field education.

The cinematographer is Benoît Debie, who photographed Gaspar Noé's "Enter the Void," the opening credits of which provided the liveliest phantasmagoria of the past decade.

The School will allow you to transfer a maximum of nine credits, of which no more than six can be for elective courses.

Perhaps Gary Hart has credits of which I am unaware, but during the 11 years I spent writing and researching "When Presidents Lie," I never once came across any scholarly historical studies under his name.

The video for Motörhead's "Born to Raise Hell" ends with a clip from the film Airheads, the opening credits of which include the song.